New To Selecting A Company
To Work With?
Not Sure What To Look For?
Hard To Trust A Company You Researched Offline or Online?
Here Are A Few Criteria To Look For When Selecting A Company To Help You Start Your Business:
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Look for a company that provides more than one service for your business. If they don't offer additional services, do they offer resources of any kind? Does the online company ONLY provide incorporating services, but no business support services? If so, you can bet that you'll be cut loose after you incorporate, with no further information, direction or services to help you out. Why do business with them?
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What do other nationally-known professionals say about them?
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Click on the "About Us" page on their website. Are there any pictures or information about the principles? If they are not willing to tell you who is behind the company, why not? What are they hiding?
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Do they have any audio testimonials from clients ? Written testimonials are good, but audio is much more telling.
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Are they affiliated with many local organizations? If not, why not?
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Have they been in business for more than ten years ? As you know, 80-95% of new businesses don't make it past five years. and of those that do, only 4% make it past ten years.
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What happens when you call the office for support ? Does the staff sound knowledgeable and professional? Are you treated in a professional manner? Do they follow up when you leave a message? Conscientious internal training is a must!
Remember, in selecting your entity formation service, you're not just choosing a service. You're establishing a relationship that will help you lay a solid, reliable foundation for your success. or, if chosen unwisely, can build your future on precariously shifting sands. You want to give yourself every advantage to ensure that your hard work will not only pay off, but grow exponentially over the years.
Your Entity Formation Support Partner
Must Meet These Criteria, Too
Nevada Corporate Planners wants you and your company to have the most protection, security and business advantage possible for your new corporation or LLC. Call us at 1-888-627-7007, and let us show you how we can help you. But whether you become our client or not, consider these points in your choice of strategic partners in this all-important decision process:
• Look for a company that will ask you questions to determine the best entity for your situation- before they quote you a price! Imagine seeing your doctor for a physical. He walks in the room, says hello and goodbye as he hands you a prescription - and never gives you an exam! You might as well have diagnosed yourself by the "dartboard method."
• Look for a company that understands-and will explain to you- multi-state taxation rules . These rules affect the state(s) in which your entity will have to register so you can do business. Beware of companies that tout tax savings in a tax-free state when you live and operate your day-to-day business in another state. States like Nevada do have powerful benefits, but tax savings are not typically one of them unless you live and work in Nevada .
• Look for a company that fully discusses your situation with you, so you know you're making the best decision about which entity will maximize your outcome. Your "exam" should involve many in-depth, tailored questions, rather than a following a "cookie-cutter" approach. What cures someone else is not necessarily what will cure you! Remember, if you're looking for "easy". if you're looking for minimal effort - expect proportional results-or worse.
• Look for a company that knows the subtleties. Ask them why 71% of all C-corporations, if audited, would pay 35% tax on all profits earned, along with hefty penalties and interest that might cripple their businesses. Does the company you're considering know why?
• Look for a company that weeds out inaccurate information and researches to find what will work best for you. It 's no accident that successful people recognize and take advantage of golden opportunities that others miss. Look for a company willing to take the time to thoroughly analyze your situation, so you can t ake advantage of your "golden" opportunity.
• Look for a company that makes sure all your questions are answered before you form your entity. A disturbing trend in the industry is to "get the money now," and promise answers down the road. If your company won't answer your questions BEFORE you give them your business, chances are good that they won't be able to answer them AFTER-no matter how many books, tapes, or seminars they offer.
• Look for a company with current testimonials . The true measure of a company's customer service record lies in the success of current and past clients. Ask for current testimonials. Many companies present you with client quotes dating back several years. And check the Better Business Bureau to see if they have a complaint history, assuming they qualify for listing. NCP's testimonials are written by clients about 30 days AFTER incorporating with us!
Have even more questions? You should. There is literally a wealth of information that we'd like to share with you.
Feel free to give us a call at 1-888-627-7007
We'll discuss your individual situation with you, and give you and your professionals sound, solid information so you can make a well-reasoned decision for your financial and professional future.
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